Dr. Christopher Beyere Basongti, the parliamentary candidate for Techiman South on the National Democratic Congress (NDC) ticket, presented his policy proposals during a constituency debate organized by the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) in partnership with the European Union (EU).
In his address, Dr. Basongti assured the people of Techiman that, if elected, he would work to establish a state-of-the-art hospital at the Bono East Regional Hospital to enhance healthcare services in the region. He also promised to upgrade Community-based Health Planning Services (CHIPs) compounds in the Techiman area to polyclinic status, improving local healthcare delivery.
Highlighting the importance of professional development, Dr. Basongti stressed the need for ongoing training for health workers in the region. He also proposed the creation of a mental health facility in the regional capital to provide specialized care for individuals with mental health conditions.
In addition, Dr. Basongti shared his vision to modernize and expand the Techiman Timber Market, creating employment opportunities for local youth. He urged the people of Techiman South to support his candidacy, emphasizing the transformative policies he intends to implement if elected.
On the education front, Dr. Basongti promised to improve the sector by establishing technical schools and expanding infrastructure at existing institutions, particularly single-sex schools like Our Lady of Mount Carmel Girls’ Senior High School. He also committed to improving rural education under his leadership.
To tackle youth unemployment, Dr. Basongti outlined plans to create mini factories and a fertilizer processing plant, which would provide more job opportunities. He also proposed introducing skills development programs for both youth and physically challenged individuals.
Furthermore, Dr. Basongti pledged to improve road infrastructure for farmers, ensuring that agricultural products can be transported more efficiently to market centers.
